Financial LITERACY PROGRAM
Application Deadline: March 14, 2025
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Atlanta GLOW's financial literacy program aims to educate and empower young people to take control of their financial future. In just 90 - 120 minutes per week over a 6-week period, we teach youth and young adults all the basics of finance—including how to make money, budget and save—in easy to understand terms. Each lesson in the curriculum provides a unique, engaging approach to financial literacy that meets youth/young adults where they are, and helps them apply their knowledge to gradually more complex scenarios.
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Program Eligibility
Please visit our Program Eligibility page for the criteria required for participation in Atlanta GLOW's programs.
Download Parental Consent Form - English
Download Parental Consent Form - Espanol
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Program Dates
This is a 6-week program hosted on Saturdays (11 am - 1:00 pm) from March 22 - April 26.
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Program Location
Atlanta GLOW's 6-week program is held in a hybrid format, allowing participants to join virtually from home or in person at our Mentoring Cafe located at Lucid Private Offices near Cumberland/The Battery and Truist Park. Those attending in person will receive transportation assistance, lunch, and an additional bonus incentive added to their Earn and Learn stipend for each session attended on-site. This structure ensures accessibility and flexibility, supporting all participants in their engagement and growth through the program. ​
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Program Format
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Weeks 1-5: Hybrid Virtual/In-Person Classroom-based Sessions
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Week 6: Hybrid Virtual/In-Person Community Action Project Presentations and Program Graduation
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Transportation assistance and refreshments are provided for in-person sessions.
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Participants who successfully complete the 6-week program will have the opportunity to earn up to $150 in Earn and Learn cash incentives upon program graduation. To become eligible for the stipend, participants must attend the first Saturday session and may miss no more than two Saturday sessions overall.
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Note: Starting July 1, 2024, we have enforced an updated stipend policy limiting the number of times an individual can receive a stipend for a single program to a maximum of two times per program.
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Onboarding Process
Upon receipt of a program application, we require applicants to attend a virtual orientation and complete a brief financial literacy assessment. Both steps are required in order to be admitted to the program.